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#1042729 07/15/2014 4:37 PM
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I'm in the process of installing the windows in my 1951 3100. I have the vented windows, also I have read some of the info and tutorials. My question is about the window channel guide. (metal strip inside door). My doors don't have them but I see you can purchase them. Hoe are they installed screw in? welded ? how?

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They attach with three screws, two on the bottom one on top. The channel then clips in through the slotted hole.
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